HLTC43H3 Lecture : HLTC03 lweek 1 .doc

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17 Apr 2012

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Established be people sacrificed as muuch after ww and did not want to live in insecurity. Once medicare as established, dr got fixed income. Benefits associated with single public health care program and those who don"t have it, spend more out of pocket fees. Conflicts models is about exercising political power , ideology ( ideas about things needed to be done to address issue), why are some groups healthier. Delve deeper into issue and look at critical issues. Decision made by govt to address and identify set policy issues govt decided to take action on or not. Groups that wish to cut or not cut a program are politics. Its when people disagree/agree,discuss/ analyze, issues and come up with a decision or not. Complex issues in can bc many levels( federal, provincial, territorial, municipal, regional; etc) Judiciary -independent of govt government bna act 1987. Power goes into bna act in colonial legislation.

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